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Scotland Vs Wales Player Ratings As Scots Hold On For Victory At Murrayfield 6anm

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Here are our Scotland Vs Wales player ratings as Scotland survived a late Welsh comeback to win 35-29 in the Six Nations on Saturday.

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15 – Blair Kinghorn: 9 3t4k3t

A phenomenal display from the man of the match. Two tries and bags of class all afternoon.

14 – Darcy Graham: 7 4q3n11

One of the best attacking weapons in Northern Hemisphere rugby. Was a big loss while injured and proved his worth with yet another international try.

13 – Huw Jones: 7 1v4u4o

Was excellent once again and seems nailed on to at least be on the plane for the Lions, if not starting the test series.

12 – Tom Jordan: 8 37326f

A couple of tries before moving to fly-half in the latter stages, looked composed and calm throughout.

11 – Duhan van der Merwe: 7 6c1m

Rampaging with ball in hand as always and made plenty of holes for teammates to run into.

10 – Finn Russell: 8 196x5x

Stood up to recent criticism and reasserted his Lions credentials with a top-drawer performance. Was taken off before his side imploded late on.

9 – Ben White: 6 5h5l69

Controlled the game and outfoxed his Welsh counterpart. Not as impactful as he has been but still a good performance.

8 – Jack Dempsey: 8 231n53

Ferocious on both sides of the ball, topping the tackle charts and making dozens of metres on the carry.

7 – Rory Darge: 6 6z5e1n

Went off injured in the first half but looked busy during his cameo appearance.

6 – Jamie Ritchie: 8 3n286t

Everywhere at the breakdown and a nightmare for Wales to shift. A really superb shift from the flanker.

5 – Grant Gilchrist: 6 5t1ep

Lineout had its problems but was solid around the park and put his body on the line.

4 – Jonny Gray: 7 22602u

Carried loads and linked up play between forwards and backs, a good effort.

3 – Zander Fagerson: 7 3h194i

Bullied Nicky Smith at scrum time but did give a few penalties of his own away.

2 – Dave Cherry: 6 4b4w2u

Head down, graft, go home. A rinse-and-repeat performance from the hooker who once again did what was asked of him with zero complaints.

1 – Pierre Schoeman: 7 705o5f

A great display from the loosehead who got through plenty of work in both the tight and the loose, even grabbing a steal at the breakdown.

Replacements: 3 2z10l

While the Welsh bench brought added impetus and almost turned the game on its head, Scotland’s subs added little.

Gregor Townsend will be furious with the way his side imploded in the final quarter, and the replacements can take most of the blame.

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James is an experienced writer covering a wide range of sports, including Premier League and European football, Rugby Union, WWE and the NFL. Having studied English & Creative Writing at Plymouth University, James completed a master's degree in Digital & Social Media Marketing before pursuing a career in Journalism. He then graduated from News Associates in Manchester after finishing their NCTJ Postgraduate Diploma in Multimedia Sports Journalism. Since then, James spent time writing for GameRant before ing Reach PLC, where he featured regularly in publications such as the Daily Mirror, Football.LDN, Manchester Evening News and Liverpool Echo, as well as dozens of local titles. Now at SportsCasting, James provides expert analysis and detailed research features, as well as covering breaking news stories.

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